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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-10-01
STATE TAX SALES
OF
ImsnOyabic Property,
TIRE STATE OF LOUISIANA VS..
DELINQUENT TAX DEBTORS.
Parish Of Eermii0n, Iwenty..tt # Jndl-
cj0l District.
ON-RLSIDENTS

BY virtue of the authority in me vest
ed by the Constitution and laws of the
State of Louisiana, ] will sell, at the
principal front door Of the Courthouse
in which the Civil District Court Of said
parish is held, within the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at IL
O'clock A. M, on
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-10-01

p.a,dantitriCe it purlheS y breath pre-
ia The teeth and cures toothache sore
s| "ns and caukrr. A iltfie OF the fluld IN
ea an.teru used in bathing IS very refresh
iaC md especially beneficial to the sick.
The health Of our town continues
10 he good.
The town conci| meets next Mon
dav in regular term.
The sweet potato crop IN this
nrish will be a good one this year,
and the snpply plentiful.
There were at least twelve hun
dred persons present at the Nichols
barbecue last Wednesday.
The recent rains have helped the
fall gardens wonderfully, 50 we may
eynect an abundance Of vegetables
soon in this section.
The Knights Of Honor meet this
evening, and no doubt the financial
reuorter will be pleased TO meet all
the members at their hall.
Wsare informed that the western
norton OF our parish is fast settling
n, with a good and Industrious class
Of immigrants from Iowa.
Hogs throughout the parish are
doing we'll, no disease whatever hay
ing troubled them this year. We
nav safely expect plenty OF fresh
pork and des 6oudm this winter.
A large number Of ladies were
present. at the speaking last Wednes
day. Their presence, as is always
the case. added much to make the
occasion a very pleasant and agree.
able one.
A very enjoyable dance was en-.
gagged in at the Feray Hall last
Saturday night hy quite a number Of
orr young folks. 1t was a pleasant
sfair, and tie evening asrceably
passed away.
The pinder crop. where pIantcG
in this parish, has done remarkably
well this season. They are easily
grown in this section and pay vel
Tor the little time it takes for their
Cultivation. They retail for twenty
cents a gallon in Ahheviile.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-10-01

We were pleased to meet this
week that popular and genial gentle
man, Mr.. P. A. NiIlermin, who re-
presents that large wholese house Of
zpberbier & Behan, New Orleans.
His many friends at this place we're
happy to meet him, and also pleased
10 learn Of the valuable and reli-
able accession this firm has made in
securing the services Of Mr.. Villcr-
nln 10 represent it.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1887-10-01
Seventh Ware. Heard From.

CYPRESS POINT. Parish of Nermilion. !
September n, 1887.
Pursuant to a call issued by A.
Theali. chairman, a meeting was
held at this place.
On motion. Josenh 1'hcall was
elected temporary president, and
Shadrack Porter. temporary vice.
president. j. d. b. Greig was then
elected secretary.
The following resolutions were
then offered and adopted
Resoicvd, That the name of this
club shall be the Cypress Point
Nichols Club,
Resoluad, That We. view with a
Jealous eye the attempts Of the ad.
ministralion 10 impose a third term
npon us, which would be highly
denterious to the interests Of the
people and to the unity Of tie Demo
cratic party.
Resolrcd. That we indorse the can
diGacg Of Gen. Francis I. Nichols,
he being the pos>eSsor Of ali the
necessary qualifications to safely
steer the ship Of State and preserve
harmony in the rank. Of the Demo,
cratic party, and TO him we pledge
our heartiest support.
Resolrcd. That that the roll Of this
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

was nearly even on the iavorites. The
party looked at the track.
"I think it had better be BeIind8, " said
the white girl seriously
"She't good one" aCquisScej the
colOTed girl.
Ald the yOprS man evidently had Z tip
Cn Belinda, for ne alSo favored p.Acirg
the money on her. Such was the result.
when The start vas made B-iiaGa WeG5
of d good thiId, AID there WAS much ee.-
citeuent in the party 81 TIL prospect Of
sting So FOR every s. tc-y Isl
wagerrd. But lack-a-Gay, before I'll
eighth OF 8 mile had been run, HiGda
had droaDsd 10 within lSiljEG distance 0f
ice ry4r. Then the eXcItsTeEt "as
turned to disappointment, aE3 ne yoUyg
white girl exclaimed; " Eher >, my Is
linda, and she can't get throcc6," when
mixture 1T feminine ana horse
talk meant that B.ljuGa was doing well,
but the horses il front Of her were in The
wsy, and so prevented her frou getting
the lead. TIey lOst, but consolation Wa
ready 10 the Tact tbgr Belinda had done
well, and had not teen thai she did rot
nave time 70 get around the councillors
she might have won. Then something
occurred 80 She white girl. Hastily she
leaned over tLe rail Of the box sud looked
down st her feet. a SHADE Of auHJvaEce
crossed ner face, aGG she settled back and
sm0Jthed out her skirts and shock them
down, after which she !e&GeG carefully
over again TO see What the efeC. Ok her
action had been. Not 81 the girls ia lhe
grand stand had been so thoughtful.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

Distributing point for the various COM
mcdIues incident 10 9 colossal commerce.
The cold logic Of facts prove this.
Capt. PEddock's prophecy was ten
wears in fula!lmsnt. THE GAzETTE's
statement Of wnst will be will require
not over tive years until every Fort
W1rthite wi! s5v cit has come to pass"
SQch things may ''orIy hurt the town."
bat Fort Worth wants to be hurt just
Tia. waY.
Under date Of Galveston, July j., the
Guli, Colorado and Santa re issues cirCE-
lar No. g, which reads as follows:
The Atkinson kailroad Employees ASs0-
clatien. after three yeSTs' operation,
hevlog demonstrated Its usefulness to the
satisfaction Of ell, il has been decided 10
extend the plan 81 the association
so IS 10 embrace al lines in
the Serte lie system. A Gcw association
bgs therefore been formed and incoTpOr-
ated under the Eame Of the Santa Fe
Railway Employees Association.
The object Of this association is 70 fur
ni-h surgical and medical attention TO
sick and injured employees.
The Railroad Company will erect tcr
the use Of the Association, at its
OWE expense, and st convenient
and healthful points along its line, hos
ptsls constructed upon the most i'm
proved and moderr plans. Beginning
with the month e August, 1887,
each emplcye Ct this com
psuv will he assessed monthly
for his contribution TO the support OF the
association upon the following be-
.5rv=-, a.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
Tho Brazos Bridge

Correspondence Of the Gazette.
GR.NByRY, TEX, July lS.-Wevk wss
completed on the first spsn of the rail
road bridge scGcss the Brszos yesterday
evening ant the false work is being rap
idly pu. in position between the other
two piers. lis estimated that the two
remaining spans will be put in position il
almost as short 8 time as the first one,
owing 10 the facG that it does not take 30
much time TO put the false work IL posi-
ton. Mr.. Higley, the contractor, is
pushing the work a. rapidly as possible.
He is . man Of unlimited experience IN
bridge building, and there is no doubt but
what he viii d. himself credit with tie
contract. The tTe5tle work on the west
side # the river IS completed from m
5a9hmeh. to the first pier, distance Of
shout lCG yards, and nothing remains IN
done but tle completion OF the two spans
Of iron work.
The new passenger depot now under
construction VIII be completed IL about
9 week longer, at which lime work Il eE-
plcted to begin on the fTeiga. depot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

York correspondent recently which aas,.
somewhat upon this subject. The w-i.s,
rad been visiting the different iuss.-
tons established Tor women WAC A..
friendisSs out elf-GepenGeut, and --
whose life work hSs been always VII.
tdls class, said: "TeUp.s.iOn am r,
fall harmlessly swsy from q Girl Of u--,.-
trs ming ard Instincts, 70 matter a1.-
or h0w she Is placed And gain
= 1T su DEF ends or TIE girl, is H.
phrase that was used in every pisc- .5p
I went, by both men and w0mea, an.
these were taOSe VINO were agcaa& Nae.
wesE GIL there Is cs mucl dang .-r
vjl.Gge as in s city. N.Iety-UJ1s Ill e--,,
100 Young women Who Come - town q.
once tiqd some nest - make their E-~-
if It is only room, and immediately lo-.
meet themselves with some church pc g..
$ citation. In this they differ raj.ca.Y
from the young men who leave lo--
rather than seek /. as soon ss lEev s--
despOGdeUt or in trouble.
.'There is mole complaint OF III sd
ventures, 6uG insults, sad narrow e.
CapeS by foreign giTIsl than ty amer.
CauS," said j lady in clarge of Z lUGs7-
lurlt-A*tbuf .GlN III CFCLE N-s7S Lave
heard Of the trCubis was que % l--
s,upidtty sni slow brain movement ,t.-.
girl. Yesterday some young man HE. 8
Ger nan gIrliwhom!ae are help Nc He tod
aer sne WAS the im1ge Of his teta Wifi
and asked for her name g1d address Sac
CGvs him both at once. Is II any wurss-
such girls have adventures: / never 5n-T
en- American Ei,l CT hesi.lY BRAN R-s
would net bsve been 100 smart f-- IA,
yCuDG man
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
LIVE STOCK NOTES.

r. Z Maddox & Co. sod yesterday s
ca' load Of hogs to Irons Bros. Of Ne
yada, No.
The charter for the new stock yards,
with paid up capital q 100000, hss
been forwarded to Austin.
Charles Goodnight, r. B. Stephens and
Sam Dyer Of PaIo Du-o are in the city
with good reports Ct cattle in the Pan
handle.
The splendid business being done by
the Fort Worth aud Denver in hauling
live stock is cause Of no little cooSrat-
u!ali0n to tae friends OF that liGe.
Messrs. l. X. SIG j. ". Tucker, wealthy
Louisiana sugar planters, have bought s
tice farm OF 500 acres, Esar Blue Mound,
in this county, or which they will breed
lot OF fire cattle.
Some promising young trottirg horses
are being daily trained a. the race track.
Dr.. 3 l.. Terry has charge OF several
tlle four and tye-yesr-olds, an1 mum
Der of kentucky'S best blood are here,
two ear-old stallion, sired by Sir Waiter.
Experiments at the New Hampshire
Agricultural College cause Mr.. Witcaer
20 state in his annual report that fifteen
tons Of field corn, so far as fGediJg - con
cerned, are fully IS valuable as twenty
live tons of the mature crop Ct cnsjlsge
corn, while much is ssved il not hsy;Ds
20 handle The extra zen tons.
l. is claimed thsJ u saU be led on
hes1 food, such as a piece Of liver or
cnesp beef frs, having She mest slightly
s0iuk.ed With salt, she Wjil 70, be so lis
be 70 Gey5pT Der young, as the hgGi5 IS
said 20 be prCGp,ed by desire for flesh
food. If she continue taa practice II wi.
Dg cheaper TO butcher her.
Silver City, a. Nj Enterprise: Sew
eral Of The large cattle companies "a Grant
ard Sierra counties ale considering TIE
proposition Of reducing cowboys wages.
7. h&s already DesE done 10y some OF the
Ie7g.r companies and more viii Shortly
follow. The slcCbmen claim, ana
Justly too, that the business
IT present prices Of beef does
not Justify the pGyiDgCf over So or go,
while me average COW hsnds demand, sus
usually get from SO TO SIS. When ggcf
brought from SO TO SO the stockmau
could stand these dguTes, bu5 nov that
beef hgiuGs SIS or $50 they c1nnO. stand
Il. Hence the cut.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

Special to tie Gazette.

Special 10 the Gazette.
ARDNoRE, TEX, July lg.-Cattle snip
meuts ere stin booming at tnis place.
Nine cars were shipped yesterday, ana
three to-day, Kansas City being the f.
vorile market. The Santa Fe Railroad
company ere rap,&lg decreasing ;1eiT
facilities for handling the large amount
o. STOCK that will Ge shipped from here.
-Four re" chutes ere nearly completed
aEd it is expected they will enlarge the
holding pens, SIS their present capacity
is not sufficient for the trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

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ortanitn| from WoaerJv 10 St. louis,
M Anderson lived in For, Worth for a
,Ouo ,iOp. and HIS friends here CUMgrEtu-
Iot.. han, on bfs ann iufrpeg,.
THO s. T,ouis Railway REGISTER ssys;
~ I,orf yVnrtb and Denver Civ Rqilgav
iec,.,actad hv-5p reorla OF Teas Ia
nrl,,,t ~ tbam frst,l from all the terri.
.to-r e1Sn% ire I-nion Pacific and North
I'M Tosci-fc And from the way in which
the atrnfson, the Burlington and The
PocL Island companies are straining 10
resc1 the T'spe Star STATE, it seems reas-
onabie 10 suppose tnqt its ieteresgs and
those O. the srest northwest viii at 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

Mr.. g. ". Wrenn, general passenger
agent Of the East Tennessee and Georgia,
has issued 2 complimentary pass to the
members of The Tennessee Press As5ocIa-
ton, which for uniqU5Hess IF design has
not been egusled Tor some tine. /. is OF
cGrd board il the form Of paste pat and
contains i0ur leaves. Two of them rep
resent scenes from the editors sanctum,
while The other two tell the story OF the
EDITORS experience with the Interstate
commerce lsW.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
&c KNOWS
ktns ey NIercury

A showing the preccciousEess Of the
average Kansas snail boy, the following
true story VIII, We know, BE- appreciated.
Miss Fletcher Organized s. Band Of Hope
81 one If our churches, ald during the
ceremonies she had Eli the small Boys
drawn up in row snd gave them G
lecture OF the evils Of incompetence. As
the bright little faces before her besmed
with delight st the telling blows she adj
miris.ered to the King Alcohol, she be-
came enthusiastic aud closed with an
eloquent peroration as follows: eyes,
boys, milk and water will not hurt US.
They ere natural drinks, fresh from the
hand of Gcd, but how do We get
eicohol?" Pausiug iew moments, more
for effect than reply, she was just about
to proceed when she was interrupted by
q genuine little Ks1san Of seven sum
mers, who, in voice clear and distinct,
replied, "Sign an application"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
LAT Spike TO Bs Driven 70 Day.

oUtC.0I % IN8 Va.L-tt
SIBERIAN, TEX, JaIy I9-Thc Sher-
man Improvement Bureau is holding g
meeting st q lase hour tonight for the
purpose Of peIfscung arrangements for
the advent Of the Texas snd st Louis
Railroad which will be completed to this
city tomorrow. The track was laid
within few hundred yards Ct the city
limits this evening and the last spike Will
be driven tomorrow forenoon.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
No Efhanc. To KICK.

George said the president Of VIr-
ginira railroad to MS secretary, "are
those pamphlets descriptive OF the
scene along our route ready - send out
Jet?"
eyes, sir; all ready"
"Nery well, George. Have the passen-
GER agents distribute them mex. week,
and the week after I'll change al the
schedules SO So to nave al The trains run
through by night Wall Street News.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
Teams Vgan5ed. r

Eve hundred -csms wanted 60 w7EE On
s., Louis, Arkansas and Texas R=..res5
beGweea CorsiCeaa sri Hiusbo:0. Fg.
further iDiormgti5n apply 10 J. y. T.el-e7
90 TIE line.
ROCHE, HURRY ( TIERNET,
Contractors
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

The TsnaerbIt9 10 BU:Id = Transo
c9Eilurntal Highway from asW
YORK. Through Fart Worth 60
inc Pacific.

The ,1reut Roads Looking 20 :he Son.h
w-st-Eosp'tais - be 5arnbtisnc& By
tbs Santa -.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

Special to the Gazette.
TAYLOR, Tex, July l".-Our prospect
to Get the new proposed tap or branch oil
ro2d from the Santa IL Is more favor
ahle
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
HoustOn ana Texas Central R.E

TEE oSL ALL-sTEKL Lf3E N TIE s-A-s
Double caily trains sach way. Thr2-z-
sleepers between St5Iouis and Corsica
ne on Trains ! aGG ?, and between S., Louis aL-
Galveston ca I'ra!ns&s and ;, via DL-s,
Dcnisou ard Sedalis.g leeper between HoCs
ton and Austin. TaHeegh Tickets to az .-.2
QuiCkest route 70 New Orlaans ard points Is
the Southeast, CIoieG Of routes VIA De-..s~
and -. Louis, or EoUstCn sGd New Dr---1s
steamship ttcketeIto or f55-u any point y
Europe.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

It is said that no relative, however dis
tent, of the poet Moore is now living.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

L. =. MILLER, JtCret Agrus, Fort " ora,
z. z. RORISS, T. p, a.. Fort WORN.
\. PATIESE8. cen Pass. Agent y ECO
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
Gull, Colorado and Santa {
aATL10 Al
More Miles of Steel Reils4fhan sny Lima
in the State. Double Daily
Trains EacaWay.

Through sleepers on .tsSins and between
Galveston anG Kansas ely. Nc lange or cars
OF any class. Reclini1s chair CaTs on trains
ard between GafFestOa and Gainesville
Quickest route to ILoastOp and Galveston.
SOUjhward. THE CARD N0rihwar1
Leave. In efPgrt June y, 1857. AL've.
No , No. " No No.
DAILY, DAILX6 Oily DAILY
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20
EaTOrii0 Hire 70 tha EGrtE, Eea.
an Southeast

Oub!eds;l7 -.re OF Pullman glEce E5csg.-t
Care shr0oZa 20 s. Louis via inc
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

Clarendon ia Donley county is now
conn ctcd by wire with the Ou'sld' world.
The For. Wor b AID Denver Telegraph
Company have strung its wires taat far.
Is soon G. an operator is secured the
station will 0e open fer business
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

O. D. LUSK, Ticket Agent, Union Depot;
J, j. MULLAHEr Ticket Agent, City Of1cP;
Fort Wd;tb'
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

and badly damaged. No tl2ma attaChs
to the trainmen for the accident
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-20

7. ". Anderson formerly superintead-
ent Of the eastern division Of the Texas
and Pacific, has accepted the position Of
trairmaster on the WABASH, bis division
extending from Noaerly TO ST. Louis.
Mr.. Anderson lived in For Worth for
,oug zine. and h., friends here cungrstu-
late bIm on his spp iutmea..
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
ROBINSON HOTEL.

j. E. Robinson the former proprietor
of the Windsor House, has bought the
Davidson House, and moved IN last
week. Mr.. Robinson is popular hotel
man, and thoroughly understands the
business. He has wide acquaintance
among travelling men, which will insure
his securing good patronage. He will
make many changes and Improvements
in the hotel. and will have one of the
best kept hotels in Southern Minnesota.
The main building is three stories, and
the rooms are large and comfortable.
These rooms will be tastily decorated
and furnished throughout. Mr. Robin
son has taken the hotel to make a perma-
nent business of it, and will spare no
pains to make it attractive IN every way.
HI opens his hotel with fifty regular
boarders, and it will not be long before
he will have large transient patronage.
The hotel is conveniently located, and
will no doubt soon become favorite
stopping place for travelling men. The
friends Of Mr. Robinson wish him sue
cess in his new venture.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
AUSTIN FURNITURE co.

During the past week, this new Co.
has moved into the double store in
McClellands block, and has received
a new stock Of goods. This large store
will be filled ith new furniture of the
latest designs. The Co. will make q
speciality Of repairing and fine cabinet
work. Both Mr.. Phillips and Mr.. Mills
are skilled workmen, and will have every
facility for doing fine work. With the
advantages they have, the Co. has an
excellent prospect of doing Il good
business
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
CHATAUQUA CIRCLE.

The Chatauqua Circle met. Monday
evening, at the residence of Mrs. G. w.
Taylor. The program.
RoN Call.-Responded to by 'Questions
'front.' the Question Box.
The Lesson.-C Conducted by Mrs. Rice.
PAPER ',The Life and time OF SIR Walter
Raleigh."-By Miss Eta Barnes.
Review of SCOTS. Kenilworth. by Miss
Shstch. ..wiiliam Pif.'-By Miss Case.
Shetch. Edmund Burk. BY Mrs. Wood
sum.
the exercises of the evening were to have
clOsed With debate but it was postponed.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
MARRIED..

SCOTT TT-HBFNER-Tuesday, Feb. /, ut
Yankton, D. T., Augustine Scott and Annie
Hefner.
Gus has many friends in Austin, who will
extend to him their best wishes. Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott will make their home at Sioux
City.
HENDERSON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS l1th. at
White Rock Township, D. r., StepAen
Henderson, of Wala Walla, Wash. T., and
Dora n iner, Of Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
NOTICE..

On account Of change in my business
desire an immediate settlement with all
who are indebted to me.
c. Mills.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
TO BE


@. w. Taylor & Go. have
concluded to go out Of the
Clothing Business, and now
offer to the Public their en-
tire Stock of Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Nit
tens and Gloves at Actual
Cost. They have no Old
Stock, but all New and De-
sirable Goods, which
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-02-04
MUST BE SOLD!

Within Thirty Days, as they
have another Enterprise on
hand. Remember the place.
first door South Of Kaiser &
Guiney's Harness Shop.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1887-05-06
" orsc Than Ireland.

The action Of the government III
eyletiHg the settlers from the v nlle-
hago reservation Is reerN hg large
amount Of censme through the press
ot the country, but notone void more
than Il deserves These settlers went
=on these lands BY the authority OF the
president If tint nlted states, after 4
careful investigation had satisfied tie
attorney general # the nited states
that these Lands I'D not belong 70 the
Indians. The incoming democratic
administration 81" the matter III !
different light and revoked the order
of 4 preyloas administration ana oIa-
.arrl the settlers - yaeate these lands
Many OF the settlers oheEed the ordef,
and many more did lot. some because
tlpy were Too poor to BfI 'sAas a1d
.n,,Ia hrc9use they doubted the Legal
nv nf tEe new order. These people
nave been allowed To remain there ioI
near, two years since th1l time, some
of them have cultivated more Iaha,
same have aecunalateA.a lt1le sloeh
.arol,nd them. and some are sllli leo
nnor fl 10 .IseW Where, hu. now ne 'oN
=.rumept steps III and SAYS lheN iaas
nav. hut !! few days III "iilch 70
leaye tnplr homes. Their iosataSlo'is
and Their all, and they Il'1st OBEY.
rhis j, what is known - deihoctdtlc
.',,.,,,ll The Free Press submits
49,, ,,o Greater outrage has been per
,,.a ppa,lip CT late years iilAn